GAP acquired Israel-based CB4 artificial intelligence company. The Times of Israel reported that the purchase price was around $150 million. It provides artificial intelligence services to the occupiers and employs occupier workers.
Also Vanguard Group Inc :6.65% and Blackrock Inc. It has 5.82% shares.
Looking at GAP's corporate ownership structure, Vanguard Group Inc. about 6.65%; BlackRock Inc. It owns approximately 5.82% of the shares. This includes the GAP brand on secondary boycott lists.

By opening stores in Israel, H&M encourages and legitimizes Israel's military occupation of Palestinian territory. Furthermore, by integrating itself into the Israeli market in early 2010, H&M chose to turn a blind eye to Israel's war crimes committed during its aggressive offensive against Gaza in 2009 and its ongoing illegal colonial expansion.
According to international law, it is illegal to establish Israeli colonies and colonial infrastructures in occupied territory. This is stated in the Fourth Geneva Convention (art. 49, p. 6) and in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which recognizes the transfer of a population to occupied areas as a war crime. Additionally, H&M violates Article 3 (Part C) of the UN Norms on the Liability of Transnational Corporations and Other Business Entities (2003); This norm includes the following statement: “Commercial enterprises shall not be involved in or benefit from war crimes, crimes against humanity, ..human rights and other violations of humanitarian law as defined in international law, in particular humanitarian law, and other international crimes against humanity.” However, H&M cannot take advantage of the current situation in Israel to establish business there.
The status of East Jerusalem is also ignored by H&M, despite its recognition by the international community as a sector under Israeli military occupation and a key issue in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. H&M's banner, seen at the Malcha shopping mall in Jerusalem, is seen in a city that is slowly being cleared of its Palestinian population for the construction of new Jewish colonies. Therefore, H&M, with its support for the Israeli economy, has become a supporter of the occupation, disregarding diplomatic processes.
H&M's Israel Page: https://www.hm.com/il/
Approximate shares of Zionist investment funds in H&M are as follows:
Vanguard: around 1.35%, BlackRock: around 1.25%, State Street: around 0.33%.
These 3 shareholders are the target of a boycott because they own shares in Lockheed Martin, which transfers weapons to the Zionist entity.

Lacoste is a brand with high boycott sensitivity due to both its ownership structure and corporate preferences:
Ownership and Donations: Philippe Nordmann, the key figure of the Maus Frères group, which owns the brand, is on the board of directors of the Shimon Peres Peace Center, known for its closeness to the Israeli organization, and is an important donor.
Business Partnership: It carries out some of its production with the Israel-based Delta Galil company, which operates in illegal settlements.
Political Attitude: The censorship of a Palestine-themed artwork in 2011, deeming it "too political", drew great criticism regarding the neutrality of the brand.
Sponsorship History: Still criticized for past sponsorship ties with the Israel Football Association (IFA).
Result: Lacoste is boycotted because it has a structure that provides direct financial and strategic support to Israel at the corporate level.

The owners and senior executives of the Levi's brand are known for their support of various social and political projects in occupied Palestine:
Support for Zionist Organizations: Levi Strauss family heirs and their corporate foundation have in the past transferred large funds to various organizations that support settlement activities in occupied Palestine or are affiliated with the Israel lobby (such as AIPAC).
Israel-Focused Foundations: The company's philanthropic arm finances social projects in occupied Palestine, which is considered a direct contribution to the Israeli economy and social structure.
Store Network: Levi's has an extensive store network throughout Israel and is one of the strong players in the retail market in the country.
Production and Distribution: The brand has established a strong commercial link through local distributors in occupied Palestine.

VF Corporation, owner of The North Face brand, has a company specifically for squatters called "VF Israel". For this reason, it is definitely a boycott.
VF Corporation is in contact with Israel-based innovation centers on sustainable textile technologies and retail software. It is known that the company uses Israeli software solutions in some logistics and e-commerce infrastructures.

Inditex owns Zara.
Debris and Lifeless Body Models Included in the Photos They Shared on Their Social Media Accounts for Their New Collection.
ZARA has become the target of boycott movements all over the world because this new collection post contains references to Gaza.

For this reason, BOYCOTT GAP, H&M, Lacoste, Levi's, The North Face and Zara!
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